Tia was the first creature to greet me when I arrived at Hillary Shepheard’s townhouse in Texas last week. She yapped until I ...

The building boom is boosting wages for blue-collar workers and helping hold the local unemployment rate at 4.1 percent, ...

But democracy has a much better reputation, at least in cosmopolitan, beachy Tel Aviv, which is maybe why the leftmost party running for parliament in this week’s election gave itself the name the ...

Blockchain-backed platforms of all kinds can come with fundamental risks.

It hasn’t received as much scrutiny as some parts of the Trump administration, but its personnel decisions reflect both ...

Directors are taking new pains to protect young actors, but many of the perils of early stardom are out of their control.

AI is affecting every part of academic publishing. Readers have started to notice that AI-assisted articles are slipping into ...

This vote will not be the end of Israel. It also won’t answer the question of what kind of country Israelis want it to be.

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Anna Wexler is an assistant professor of medical ethics and health policy at the University of Pennsylvania’s Perelman School of Medicine, and is an associate editor at AJOB Neuroscience.

Zax argues that Bardo benefits from opera’s “freedom to be outlandish,” and that a film version would have to contend instead with Hollywood’s “risk-averse studio system.” The book is surreal, full of ...

Sir Patrick Stewart—an officer of the Order of the British Empire, a Laurence Olivier Award–winning alumnus of the Royal ...